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OUCH: Fazrul Nawaz (No. 10) will be out for up to seven months after hurting his knee on Wednesday.
Singapore Football

Injured Fazrul to miss Suzuki Cup

KEY PLAYER: Mustafic Fahrudin celebrating his goal against Thailand in the first leg of the Suzuki Cup final at the Jalan Besar Stadium in December 2012.
Singapore Football

Lions' stalwarts could be recalled

SO CLOSE: Tampines forward Jordan Webb (No. 11) rises above M Anumanthan, but cannot steer his header into goal.
Singapore Football

Tampines slip in title race

Joseph Schooling.
Team Singapore

Schooling should be given further NS deferment: Readers

NOT OVER YET: Rower Saiyidah Aisyah (above) will contest for 13th-24th placing after failing to qualify for the semi-finals.
Team Singapore

Aisyah finishes last in her q-final

"We don’t know how much we will be able to raise, but we hope whatever amount it is, it will help to lighten the strain on his family." - Ex-international Dalis Supait, on the charity match for Amin Nasir (above), seen here receiving treatment in 2014
Singapore Football

Charity match for cancer-stricken Amin

Singapore shooter Teo Shun Xie.
Team Singapore

Jittery Olympic debut for shooter Teo

NEWCOMERS: Zhang Ailing (holding ball) and Pamela Liew in action for Singapore against Hong Kong yesterday.
Team Singapore

Singapore netball team finish third in Asia

Previously, my target was to reach the final. Now, after the draw, I say if we can reach the semifinals — especially out of this group — anything is possible. — Indonesia national coach Alfred Riedl (above)
Singapore Football

Underdogs, but Indonesia target semis

Loh Chan Pew has taken a leave of absence from his role in Singapore Athletics amid a police investigation, after a former national athlete accused him of molest in 2010.
Sports

Athletics official under police probe for alleged molest

UPBEAT: The mood around Tampines is positive as they welcome back their national players like Shakir Hamzah (above, centre).
Singapore Football

Tampines boosted by return of key players

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Singapore coach V Sundramoorthy (centre) believes that it doesn't matter which group the Lions are in, as long as they put in their best performance.

Singapore Football

Sundram unfazed by tough Suzuki Cup draw

"Live like you’re going to die tomorrow and learn as if you’ll live forever." — Timothee Yap (above), quoting Mahatma Gandhi
Team Singapore

Sprinter Yap up for Rio challenge